Well this is odd. The manual (for 6.6 anyway) says that class decls are
allowed in hs-boot files, but instance decls are not, whereas the code
seems to say that class decls aren't but instance decls are!
I will look into this. Meanwhile, I'm afraid you just can't put a class
decl in the hs-boot file with the version of the compiler you have.
Simon
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| On Behalf Of Gaal Yahas
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| Subject: class declaration in boot file
|
| I'm trying to solve a circularity problem with .hs-boot, but am
getting
| the error: "Illegal class declaration in hs-boot file".
|
| The offending declaration is:
|
| class (Monad m, Functor m, Eq a, Data a, Typeable a) => ICoercible m a
| a -> m
|
| I've tried with and without the fundeps. Data and Typeable are in
scope,
| and -fglasgow-exts is set. Any ideas on what else I should be doing?
|
| --
| Gaal Yahas